Actions speak louder than words, and the only actions I see right now is Angelo Mirando left, and Will Redmond is still practicing. Everyone here knows that we have an ultra sensitive compliance office, and I believe that the fact that Will Redmond is still practicing and this has been going on since January is a great great sign of what is going on here. Its clear that our university is not panicking and feels like we are in a good spot with whole thing.
Actions speak louder than words
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It sounds like we handled it by the book and that's all
you can do unless you take the route of deniability (Auburn). Personally, I think we chose the right path and
I hope we will be rewarded for it. It is difficult to stay completely clean and I think most honest people would admit that fact.
The key is how you handle it and it appears to me that is what is key to the NCAA as well. They aren't stupid, they know
that boosters get out of hand at every university but I think they look to see if there is a "culture of deception and cover up" and
if there is that is when their fangs come out. In our past run ins with the NCAA we tried the defiant route and it didn't work out
so well for us, maybe this time it does.
you can do unless you take the route of deniability (Auburn). Personally, I think we chose the right path and
I hope we will be rewarded for it. It is difficult to stay completely clean and I think most honest people would admit that fact.
The key is how you handle it and it appears to me that is what is key to the NCAA as well. They aren't stupid, they know
that boosters get out of hand at every university but I think they look to see if there is a "culture of deception and cover up" and
if there is that is when their fangs come out. In our past run ins with the NCAA we tried the defiant route and it didn't work out
so well for us, maybe this time it does.
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